Thjis Maat
ATThis is probably one of the best… This is probably one of the best password managers in the market. Open source, online or offline, your choice, self host or host on their servers, low price for premium. The app has a nice and simple to use UI and security seems acceptable with proper end-to-end encryption. Lot's of features and additional fields, customizable without getting disorganized. Available on most platforms, including phones and a pretty good browser plugin.
Moises Gonzal
GBKeep it Simple Seems password managers are not that easy to use. Signed up for free version to test and it will generate a password, but need a college degree to setup the rest of us. And the help system Its a lot like Microsoft's help system, written for those who wrote from the help system in the first place.
Brian
IDThe best password manager I never tried other password managers, but I think Bitwarden is the best. I'm currently on their premium plan. It costs $10 for a year, about 4x less than most proprietary password managers. What I like about Bitwarden: - Open-source software. - Store unlimited passwords, even on the free plan. - Generate TOTP directly from app/extension. - FIDO2 security key support. - Check for weak passwords and data breaches.
Martin M
PTOutstanding too, great UX-UI and feature set Outstanding tool with user-friendly interface and solid set of capabilities. UX/UI design is great too. I´ll stick to this password manager for the time being.
Nikos Efthias
GE2Factor auth feature is nice support is reasonably fast the 2 factor being builtin is really amazing. I had some issues setting up password sharing and in my opinion it is still a little difficult if you are first time user but support got my sharing issue resolved in the matter of minutes. I really love their unique approach to 2factor auth management. That's what made me switch from lastpass